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ART IS PERMITTED EVERYWHERE: READINGS OF EXILES: POLITICAL POETRY IN WASHINGTON

Date:
Saturday, May 29, 2004
Time:
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Event Type:
Other
Organizer/Author:
Laurie Mimosa
Location Details:
washington square park (Columbus)

CALL FOR READERS AND PARTICIPANTS

Saturday May 29th 2004. Art is Permitted Everywhere is hosting a public anti war open poetry reading on exile to tribute the late and great poet Ana Ackmatova. The theme will be exile-exile from your you body, your lover, your government, your country...Ana Ackmatova was thrown out of her native Russia for "subversive" political activities. This reading will be a gathering of poets, activists, people who want to read pieces of writing on exile and peace. Join us for high tea and verse. Washington Park, North Beach Saturday may 29th 2-4pm. Readers invited to read Acmatova's work or work they have composed. Political Poetry Encouraged. Interested readers contact: ljsmimosa@yahoo.com. See http://www.artispermittedeverywhere.com for more information.

The poetry reading is co sponsored by http://www.ArtsFest2004.com .

Come Dressed as your favorite exile (this could be yourself).
Added to the calendar on Mon, May 24, 2004 10:50PM
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